Sentence examples for a problem for which from inspiring English sources

It is a problem for which Cumberbatch's performance is an almost complete solution.

Others may stimulate appetite (a problem for which America has no shortage of fixes: see article).

Debugging optimized code is a problem for which a widely accepted solution has yet to be found.

Here, at last, is a problem for which the slogan "Mend it, don't end it" really does make sense.

One example concerns the effort to reduce domestic violence, a problem for which there is no quick fix.

But, living in a competitive and utilitarian society, he doesn't have sufficient talent to be treated as an individual, a problem for which there is no solution.

But a school district had to show that it had a problem for which the particular drug testing program was the solution, the appeals court said.

If these hominids are indeed a separate species they remind us that life is a problem for which the solutions are many.

Across Europe, criminal justice officials acknowledge that they are seeking to engineer solutions to a problem for which there is scant scientific data, and no guarantees of success.

"It's a medical problem — for which a treatment exists, but for which at the moment a cure does not," he said.

In theory this is not a problem for ICE, which supposedly shares Mr. Ammiano's priorities.